Electronic Arts Intermix
in...@e-flux.com
EAI's collection of artists' video and new media, at http://www.eai.org.
EAI's collection represents a broad survey of international media art, from
seminal tapes of the 1960s to new works by young artists of the 1990s. The
Online Catalogue is a resource that includes biographies for over 200
artists and descriptions of over 2,500 works.
The following are among the works that are newly available from EAI:
NEW MEDIA: EAI presents a series of interactive CD-ROMs, including
"Immemory" by French filmmaker Chris Marker; "Anarchive #1: Muntadas:
Media, Architecture, Installations," and "Where Where There There There
Where" by Zoe Beloff and the Wooster Group.
AUDIO ART: EAI introduces three newly restored audio works by Vito
Acconci. These rare conceptual audio pieces, which date from 1969 to 1977,
are available on audio CD.
NEW VIDEO: New videotapes include works by Phyllis Baldino, Klaus vom
Bruch, Cheryl Donegan, Dan Graham, Ursula Hodel, Tom Kalin, Shigeko Kubota,
Kristin Lucas, Tony Oursler, Michael Smith, and Julie Zando, among others.
HISTORICAL WORKS: Newly restored bodies of work from the 1960s and 70s
are available by artists including Martha Rosler, Juan Downey, Bruce
Nauman, and Muntadas. Rare historical tapes by Nam June Paik & Jud Yalkut,
Joan Jonas, Vito Acconci, Terry Fox, Mary Lucier, and Fluxus artist Larry
Miller, among others, are also newly available.
EAI is a non-profit media arts center that provides the international
distribution of an extensive collection of artists' video and new media, a
video preservation program, a screening room, and equipment access, among
other programs. Please contact us at in...@eai.org for further information.
Tapes are available for rental and purchase in a range of formats. For
ordering and price information, or to order directly online, please visit
http://www.eai.org.
Electronic Arts Intermix
542 W 22nd Street, 3rd FL
NY 10011
212 337 0680
212 337 0679 fax
http://www.eai.org
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